Doherty Supply Chain Partners Ltd

Business Finance Brokers · Newry, Northern Ireland · Est. 2025

1 year

Active Trading

Active

CH Status

NI736368

Company No

n/a

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Company Registration Details

Registered company name	Doherty Supply Chain Partners Ltd
Companies House number	NI736368 →
Company type	Private Limited Company (Ltd)
Registered address	53 Gantry Lane, BT35 6FX
City / Region	Newry, Northern Ireland
Date incorporated	2025
Years trading	1 year
CH status	Active
Specialism	Recorded activity: 70229 (management consultancy)
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About Doherty Supply Chain Partners Ltd

Doherty Supply Chain Partners Ltd was incorporated in 2025 and is registered as an active company on the Companies House register.

Irelan accounts for 24 of the 2320 business finance brokers tracked on this index.

For regulated products, check register.fca.org.uk; for unregulated lending, the contract terms are the protection.

What Business Finance Brokers Do

Commercial finance brokers arrange business lending: asset finance, invoice finance, commercial mortgages, bridging and term loans. The regulatory position depends on borrower and product: company lending is largely unregulated, small sole-trader lending is not.

Beyond the high street sits a wide alternative-lending market whose criteria differ materially from the banks'.

How to Choose the Right Business Finance Broker

Test the firm with your actual numbers: a credible broker responds with lender names and realistic pricing. Establish the no-completion position upfront: whether any fee applies if the funding falls through.

Remuneration is usually lender-paid commission, a client fee, or both; ask for the model in writing before applying.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of business finance can a broker arrange?

Commonly yes: arrangement fees around one to two percent of the facility on completion are typical, and some firms charge an assessment fee upfront. Get the full schedule, including the no-completion position, in writing first.

How are business finance brokers paid?

A bank decline is often a criteria mismatch rather than a verdict: the alternative-lending market, challengers, peer-to-peer, specialist providers, works different appetite, and brokers exist to navigate it.

Can a business finance broker help if my bank has declined my application?

Fast products, invoice and asset finance, complete in days to a couple of weeks; property-secured lending runs to four to eight weeks. Ask for a realistic timeline for your specific product.

How long does it take to arrange business finance through a broker?

From working capital to property: invoice and asset finance, commercial mortgages, bridging and development finance, term lending, revolving credit and merchant cash advance are the staples.

What information does a business finance broker need?

Eligibility is lender- and product-specific: most mainstream lenders look for twelve months' trading and revenue evidence, while specialist lenders consider start-ups and adverse-credit cases on different terms.

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Doherty Supply Chain Partners Ltd | Business Finance Brokers | Newry | Est. 2025